when the attack began on the evening of september 11, ambassador stevens immediately called greg hicksk in tripoli. >> hicks: ambassador said that the consulate's under attack. and then the line cut. >> logan: do you remember the sound of his voice? >> hicks: oh yeah, it's indelibly imprinted on my mind. >> logan: how did he sound? >> hicks: he sounded frightened. >> logan: in benghazi, morgan jones, who was at his apartment about 15 minutes away, got a frantic call from one of his libyan guards. >> jones: i could hear gunshots. and he said, "there's-there's men coming into the mission." his voice, he was... he was scared, you could tell he was really scared and he was running. i could tell he was running. >> logan: his first thought was for his american friends, the state department agents who were pinned down inside the compound, and he couldn't believe it when one of them answered his phone. >> jones: i said, "what's going on?" he said, "we're getting attacked." and i said, "how many?" and he said, "they're all over the compound." and i felt shocked. i didn't know what to say. and i

whistleblower former deputy chief of mission is directly reporting to ambassador chris stevens by greg hicksd how he was not allowed to make up their request for additional security after two previous requests had been denied. johnny is now, former pentagon official, fox the national security analyst katie mcfarlane, former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, fox is contributor john bolton. thank you both for being here. the 60 minutes reports, the sergeant who was the focus of the reports added an eyewitness you but really said nothing that at least i had not read. i did not see what was due. >> i did not either. he had been on it from the beginning. they made at the thing about the youtube video. i think it is because they are blind. they have decided once they got in lawton out that it was finished, on the ropes. so there were blind to any resurgence here, and it was a willful one. as a result they refuse to acknowledge what they needed to do. they did not do it, and after the fact americans were killed they still have refused to own up to it, and the media has let them get away with.

greg hicks says, that's right. she says, did you fight that?says, i was in the process of trying to frame a third request but it was not allowed to go forward. lars, is it the same or different? >> it's different. here's why. in august of that year, 2001, the nsa, then secretary rice -- not secretary rice, but dr. rice, said there is some kind of threat coming from al qaeda that might involve airplanes somewhere, sometime. that was very nonspecific. this was a specific threat message from our own people on the ground who said, we have inadequate security. we have security locally hired that has promised to run away if attacked. which is exactly what they did that night. >> right. >> there's a difference between a specific security threat that could have been answered with additional resources and a nonspecific threat like august of 2011. >> will hillary clinton have to answer this question successfully to be able to run for president. >> she has to address this issue. it permeates the public consciousness about her. let's not forget, this is no

senator, it's interesting, in that particular report on "60 minutes" last night, greg hicks, who wasf making his third request for additional security. but nothing ever happened with that. what can you tell us about that? >> i know that greg had a very specific request for security upgrades in tripoli, not benghazi, because of a well-known terrorist in the area and his request was spiked. not allowed to go up to washington. there had been four to five additional security requests for benghazi in tripoli that were denied by personnel in washington, d.c but we need to know why his request was never allowed to go to washington and we need to know the person who said he couldn't send it. that's classified. it shouldn't be classified. much of the information about benghazi is classified. i think for political reasons more than anything else. >> sure. also last night we learned that three months before an official had told ambassador stevens, one of the guys on the ground, you're going to be attacked. somebody else said -- there is the ambassador who died, our first ambassador killed overs